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Huntsville gazette., 1887-01-15
January Magazines.

OUR LITTLE ONES AND THE NURSERY
begins the year as bright, breezy and
int resting as lis hosts Of yourg rea~
ders could desire.
WIDE AWAKE, in its handsome. and
artistic new cover, was rever more
attractive and iLtere. ting with its
copious, illustrations strries, papers
and poems from the pens Of noted
writer's.
The Z. injury Magsz ne il az solid
and superb both in matt. r aud make
up as its enterprising pull fishers can
make it with lavish expenditure Of
money. energy and brains. The
Lincoln histor. grows more intsrest'
ing. In this number tn. covering il
embeliished with an embossed like.
ness of Lincoln.
HARPEgs New Monthly magazine for
Jauusry is excelsior in artistic finish
pictures, makeup and contributions
The lover Of literature never sal
down 10 richer fe.s. than has bee L
prepared for him in this eap;tsI mum
Der.
Huntsville gazette., 1887-01-15
ternaIImprevemenfs.
Editor Mercury :

While you are laboring 50 hard tt
boom up Madison county and all North
Alabama, can't you stir up little boom
for Huntsville in the way OF internal in
prosements? The time is coming when
the streets OF Huntsville will be crowded
with visitors, seeking place for invest.
ment, and the time is not far distan,
eIther-some OF our citizens are WAKING
up and working in the right direction
but is Huntsville getting ready? Are
the property owners here Identifying
their homes and making such improve
ments as would attract the eyes OF the
stranger and hereby induce him to locate
here? 1t is known that we have heal
thy and beautiful city bnt we can add
greatly to its beauty by putting out
shade trees along the side walks, and
keeping our pavements in good condi-
ton. Nashville, Chattanooga and other
cities force the property owner to put out
shade trees and to make brick, concrete
or other pavements in front OF their prop
erty and why can't Huntsyille do like.
wise. own my lot and am as poor as
most people, but have managed to put
shade trees and with street superintend-
ent Blakes assistance manage to keep
my payements presentable. The cost is
certainly very trifling, only about TWEEN.
ty-five cents a tree, and who is il that
cannot pay that much?
CITIZEN.
Huntsville gazette., 1887-01-15
CITIZEN.

SENATOR Sh.rman's intro lueti n
Of bill in the Senste for the re-
imbursems nt OF the Freedman !
Bank depositors, with the Pr. ) .leuts
recommen !ation that suoh ltgi ,lat On
te ma le. brings to the measure q
great weight OF Influence Let q
chamtipn OF the case OF the like abil-
ity to S-rator Sherman. now arise
i, the House and the prospects will
be bright for hs necce s,ry app, OPP
ration TO be male. Had the Govern
nent treated the depositors Justly
the appropriation would have been
made years ago.
Huntsville gazette., 1887-01-15
News and Sentiment.

From Colored Exchungee.
Vicksburg, Mise. ba, two colpreo
Aldermen.
Congressman Smalls will contes,
for his seat.
Memphis has Negro Autn<l pro
lection Association.
Freestone &c. Texss elected c. l.
oyed Ceun'ysCommissioner.
Bishop Payne will publish book
entitled "Men oirs Of Men aud Things
The Alabama State Teachers As.
sociation NETS in Birmingham early
in Apli'.
There were several colored pall
be.rors at Gen. Logan's funeral, and
three sol'd. MALTA comps nies.
Mr.. $. s Dode on and Nj s. Ma ~tha
Q. Ponder Of Montgomery recently
welded.
Jas. Tucker. coI'd. is said to bethe
most su. sssful poultry raiaer in New
Jersey.
Huntsville gazette., 1887-01-15

We frequently meet old Selmian 3
here white and black who inva,isb.e
sing out 'Hell .B II, VII It are you do
ing hare? Now, if it is fair we would
ask what in the devil are ihey doing
bore.
The rroj4 c.ofs ef ihA Words fir.
are Is tir less a Cyclone
Selma needs to be th"nkful .or ths
efficn ncy o. her II stotf;c- Here you
must wait half d y 10 b min money
order, stamps. register Liter or
get 10 In general delivery Then
worst than alI, the cfIice IL stnfe.l
with C nseqpentia nothinG' ess.
NJ, IS Evans. Pettiford and B. va,
have formed copartnership for the
purpose Of operating mong the land
kings Of Jefferson.
Birmingham is jnst on tie eve 81 a
great building boom. 1t is freely TX
ed on the streat that several compan-
les have been and are now forming
for Thu pnrross doubtless this year
will be the graeitst building year Of
BirDi gham's fxi.terc &C.
There are more street car railroads
in Birmingham than all the other cit.
les Of the State, rut together
Huntsville gazette., 1887-01-15

Ex-GoyzlHoR PIxeHBAcK is out in
. letter to tho N. 0. Picayune COM
msnding President Cleveland for
the rs-appointrent ofMatthewa, and
educating confirmation by the Sen
ete.
I'm nay humble opinion" says he.
'thsrs 10 bat Pns safe ground for
.saloesd men to stand upon, VIZ: to
iasist upon psrfect equality for the
sqcs ihsids and outside Of the
Democratic party. II = ell
ssed man identities himselt with the
Dsnecsstie party and renders it serv-
iees wkish command fer him official
prefsrnsnt. i Of . good character and
aompetsnt. every consideration Of
Squslity and deoency demands that
- should receive it and the Repub
6saa xsmLsrs Of the Senate, pledged
. they ass TO the recognition Of
ths pshtisal equality Of the oolorsl
sass. ought TO be the last men in the
9ePublie TO oppose him..
Huntsville gazette., 1887-01-15

WRlH tho legislature re-assembles
aext month one Of the first and most
important question which should
command consideration is the con.
siderAtion is the convict question.
When Madison County hires its con-
victs TO the Pratt Mines at IS .
month TO Be whipped, brut .lizei and
driven aad Ill this ct the expense Of
the credit Of the State and in coms
petitien TO tho free labores, it is tim z
for 4 reform.
Huntsville gazette., 1887-01-15

OuR exchange table has new vis'
itor hailing from the Magic City
Title, "The Southern Freeman" Ed
itor and Proprietor. Col Sam 3. Low
roy, fornerly. Of Huntsville. Price
81 so : year. The Freeman is six.
column folio, published weekly. We
wish onr new contemporary much
sscosss and . long career Of useful
ssss. We suppose there is room in
The crest city Of booms for two
Negro papers, and trust to see them
novs along ike loving brothers
Huntsville gazette., 1887-01-15

AAoS0 our new exchanges We
welcome The Bdptia Leader. . neat
and readable weekly published at
Montgomery. Ala. The Leader pro-
poses to be the Spokesman fer the
Baptists OF the State, and certainly
has large constituency, and should
net want for support.
Huntsville gazette., 1887-01-15
ooxotto Ousoau IN BirmlnR'
ham.

Mr., Il G. Binford ct the old Gro
esry stand Of III. Binford. 1st Ave-
aue. opposite the Sloss Furnace, is
the authorized agent and Represent
a&ivs Of the GAZETTE in Birnming-
han.
All business pertaining to this
journal will receive prompt attention
by him. Lot our Birmingham frieEda
aud patrons call in to see Mr. Binford
and leave their Subscription, news
lstss h., and receive his warm vel
como. Single copies Of tho Gazette
will b kept for sale here.
Huntsville gazette., 1887-01-15
THE ELORA ROAD.


this morning with list OF persons
through whose property the Nashville
and North Alabama Railway has been
surveyed, and also q list OF those who
have given right OF way and those who
have refused it.
Commencing at Flora Tenn, the
Huntsville and Flora Railroad viii pass
through the following lands:
Mrs Mary Jane Austin. W H Morgan,
Mr. Brooks, p Hamilton, Woods heirs,
right given; Smiths heirs. right guar
anteed; H r Moore, Jane Simmons,
right given; Gus Yarberry, bond made
for right; JohnICampbell, bond made 10,
right; H Walker, Jr., J H Walker, ST.,
A G Bostick, R Bostick, w II Mckee
B w Roseboro, VIM Reeves, y = & N K
Steele. R Steele, Jr., right given; New,
Steele, bond made for right; ] NJ Wal
ker, J R Steele, ST., J A Fuqua, w j
Walker, s D Campbell, G NJ Bostick, G
H Berry, Ike Jones COL, Mrs P NJ Darts
R J Yarbrough, R P Whitman Thos
Nichols, J w Clum, f 7 Talliaierro
Joseph Pike, P NJ Hall, w L Tanning, ]
K Miller, w F Whitman, John T Giles,
right given; Mrs Belson, bond given; J A
Tanning, DR. Rice, j r Walker, w Fl
Payne, ] R Payne. w W McCrary, r A
Petty, Mrs Nancy McCrary, w c Miller
T II Bayless, Middleton Tanning, Bel
Factory, w Fl Echols, Thos and A Doug
lass, 0 E Douglass, right given; Mn
Laughinghouse in Texas has not been
heard from; Mrs Scruggs, bond made
Harriet Scruggs, not satisfied; Mrs Y
Nuckols, W II Tiller, right given; j
Paul, Tannock, not given; Mrs Kelley
contracted for; Walter Kelley contracted
ior, Jas II Mastin, G ] Mastin and sis.
ters, c T and c P Slave, Mrs C L Robin
son, Mrs w Robinson, N J O'Shaugh
nessey. Alex johnson, right given; NJ,
Parks, not given; J j McDavid, Jane,
Scott, Allen Posey, Milton Humes, righ,
given; Byrd Chapman not given, Mr.,
Fannie Jackson right given; Benz Brown
not given; Geo David, right given; A
Moore, COL, not given; Isaac Wise, r NJ
Church, right given; G L Robinson, not
given; Robt Coles, M j O'Shaughnessey
right given.
In the deeds not given the parties in
most cases are non residents, or have no,
been seen-irOm the above it will be
seen that this enterprise is near OF sue
cess prompt action is now demanded az
this is the only obstacle in the way
Let us not devote too much time and
money for the upbuilding OF other cities
and leave our own beautiful city and
lovely country Wales to trail in the dust
OF obscurity We nov see what remains
yet to be done, only a mite.i must not be
| postponed longer, We sannot afford al
this time II we wiah our city to march
abreast OF the progressive age in which
We now live. We want a boom here
and this step is an important one in tha,
direction, for without railroad facilities
can hope for nothing. Prospectors are
now waiting and watching our move.
ments in the great battle OF home protec.
ton and home enterprise. The commit.
| tee in charge OF this work should meet
forthwith and give the final stroke and
hand over right OF way deeds 10 Presi-
dent Thomas and lei the work com.
menee at once.
Huntsville gazette., 1887-01-15

10 sufferers with colds or deep s4,,.J
coughs, the days are long and drs.rr
Various remedies are grasped with il.
energy OF despair, but not until tbav
try Coussens Honey Of Far, can tbav
be sure OF complete cure for 4 copol
c)ld OF disease OF throat and lungs TI;,
preparation receives unstinted praise
because it is an eftectual cough remedy
Huntsville gazette., 1887-01-15

Bso. WM. j. SrRvExs has been in
birmingham sizing the boom and
the boomers and gives bis experi~
enes in . spicy article to his par q
'Fhs Cyclose, which article we publish
b this issue.
Huntsville gazette., 1887-01-15

II the state imposes tax cr
mules why not on the worthless crsss
We are inclined to think that q dog
TAI would be mora beneficial to the
eeuutry than Q tax on mules or hors-
Huntsville gazette., 1887-01-15

Ex-SscRHFARy Rcb't Lincoln is
tsoming up % candidate for the
Ssnate from Illinois 10 succeed the
lAmsntsd Logan. Mr.. Lincoln wonId
make worthy successor to Gen.
1ngaa. AMI whole country would be
p<oud 10 eee him elected.
Huntsville gazette., 1887-01-15
BIRMINGHAM.
Afric American Movements
Among the Land Kings
and Milli0naires Of Bir-
mlngham.
(Fror the Selma Cylone.,

(FFofr tue bSliHa Cy!ooe}
Messrs. Robinson Il Peterson, re.
tail whisky dealers. pay over $4,000
per annum. for license and rent
They do thriving business, and
their 9 Ity is worth over $4,000
Mr. Coins. b&rbsr, ia worth
$4,000 He came here few years
since poor man lie now com
maids q handsome Bank account,
and is erecting two story residence
on 9Th avenue that is slreaoy Mt. d
for $40 per moath.
J. Il. Binford, Esq is the leading
Negro merchant Of the city. and has
Ssst refused $40, 900 for his residence !.
Henry Hall, an old Eellni,u that
will be pleasantly remembered as the
leading Negro painter Of Selmt sew
eral years since, has struck bonanza
here. He is painter. tax collector,
hackman and real estate dealer, With
a young wife and hands ONE bank ac-
coant. Mos assuredly he is haI py.
1t is understood hero that Mr.. Geo.
Evans, the real estate dealer, and the
Boyds, Of Selma, have formed a rart-
nership for the purpose Of dealing in
Birmingl am dir. None but the
rich can Go that.
The Hon. Phillip Joseph is still
here, pushing the claims OF th pro-
jectors of the Worlds Fair The
bill, asking for an appropriation Of
$500, 900, is now in the hands cf SIN
ator Blair.
The Masonic fraternity gave
most successful fe >tival on The 9th.
All the leading men Of the city belong
to this orde', many Of whom have
their bank account
Mr.. Henry Hall has just pnrch ased
half interest in lot for s275. and
used 81 .0DO FIR his claim. ,,m!
Birmingham expects soon two col
ored doe ora, among them DR. Boyd,
OF tennessee. whose comI ct, ncy and
prestige precedes him here.
Alfred Billingslea, y Negro larber,
OF montgomery, has Just refa el a
balf milliJn for some Birmi 2 ham
dirt. Bro Billingslsa. nov is the
time to cell A fortune is ugh.
Messfs. Sandy Guodlos, J. 7.
Jones. S. F. Haze, b. H. Hudson,
and Geo. Turner are among thu ac-
tive real estate dealers. They hny
and sell daily, and ale we'll known
among the lAn kings.
Messrs. Robinson &F, rs arc a, a.
lers in coal. and are higly appr. c,a-
ted in the buisaess circl Of the
city.
The d,sonic ara1e Of the 27th
was most cred,table af1air. Birm
ingham's we ,lthy \ groes were in the
column.
Mr. ana Mrs. Peiiiord are atfabl,
and sociable as Of y,re.
Characteristic Of the n.ble ml,or
OF Birmingham. he releas d /: all th.
prisoners. us christ mas gift 10 them,
who we're not charged with NJ rtnl
turpitude.
We regret to chroaicle tile death
OF Blanche infant daughter of MIR.
and Mrs Hall. She has g me that
abode to await the Ar rival Of
mamma IN para
Rev. A. }. Headen, Of The Congre-
yatloual church, received 50, baud
'ome presents from his members II
The 9th. This reminds us Of tba,
good man hat fills the Congregation
Il pulpit at Selma and his ss:imable
| sdy.
1t Is rutnored her thas m ser g.
Hall Will soon take mt, hinaelf q
better half.
At the Mssnoic fes'ivss' qaits an
amusing incident occurred Me.e,s
WIN. Robinson and GaorRe Tnrner
Huntsville gazette., 1887-01-15
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she declares she he's taken for fifty
wears aud has never found that ~ did
her ANY harm. She WIS married in
1913, wncn only Z years old, and the
wcddiDg was a great affair ut the tme
Her husband died in 1850 and left
her nine children, Fix OF whom are
still living. most of them married
and having children. The baby, he
who Interpreted during the inter.
view. is 30 years old. The old lady's
memory l. good and her eyesight
very lar. She does her own house
Keeping snd moves about the house
in as sprightly fsshionss most wo
men of4O She declared, when her
living to a hundred was mentioned
ION. no, no; a huntred, That is toe
old; wish not to live 50 long" She
never learned to speak English, she
says, because she had no Euglist
-pcaking a-soc'a'es until very long
after she was woman.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-11-23

40 80 s.,', ....... ...,-..s ,,...ti
At'el ACQUIRE of the national tonic ami alter
atlve, thu liver ana bowels, always mora or
less disordered during prolonged attack Of
resume their functions and he.
Goa regular Ihus not ouly dyspepsia. but
It's concomithnts, constipation and bill ousnts
are conquered BY thu medicine, which RENE.
dies their fruitful cause, weakness OF theor
gans ofdigeston' The ep'gsstric nerve. cell
luar tissue, IN short. every organ that bears a
part IN me digestive processes acquires yIgor
aud regularity from the benign inyigorant.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-11-23

Dreams, roseste and beautiful as
the blush OF morn, spring from health
and vigor. llideous spparitiOns which
oppress the active mind III steep, arise
from dyspepsia and Indigestion.
Morris Cascarine will Danish these
toes TO rest
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-11-23
4 2 w asa1 E2z q u
Absolutely Pure.

rms powder never varies, AmRrvei OF purl-
", strength and wholesomeness More econ
oWIcnl IMAM the ordinary kinds. and cannot be
SOLO ~ competition with the multitude Of low
Lest shor,;weight. alum or phosphate pow
a nn Sold only In cans, ROYAL BAKING
row DEB CO., 10 Wall ST.. New York,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-11-23

- prophet j, not without honor
save in his own country" Yet Morris
Cascarine is Recognized at home az
Nh efficient medicine 1t is mild in
its effects, pleasant to take and un.
failing in its action.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-11-23

One week longer We-eamesty request all who conehicc
purchasing Wrap or Jacket for the fall winter OK
ana see our immense stock We you at leaS
ceut on every garment This is no idle boast as v"
ur store will prove
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-11-23

Headache Is common complaint.
II is generally caused 10y dersuged
stomach, or disordetcd liver, Norris
Cascsrue is the remedy tor these
ills.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-11-23
he Avenue Tor Your RS.

We have received 81 lnrge shipment
of boys and youths oVercoats DOugat
way below value, that we otler mis-
week, they have never been sold ii
such low prices before.
Sanger Bros.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-11-23
p "a / M g 4.
Has FOR SALE .,.,..
-ULL.ED DDRN.
,>oLuL,nl,> VICTORIES


he found her sitting near the window
in the sun with the light flashing on
her -rcctacles. with her oid fashioned
snu0 box on the window sill and
Kew inp away on Ne apron. She
erected the visitor in French, and,
droppinp her work, chattcd pleas sntly
her son netting ~ Interpreter. She
said That her health had been quite
moor for the last SIX years. though
sh, felt better now than tor long
titue. She wa5 Born IN FEBRUARY, l19S,
at 81 Charles. Mo. and had lived in
1ll- stA'e ever since.
.t. CLAiiesas Mrs. Lorraine first
res. eiutcr- IL WIS but liltlc sctile-
mont with l.n,r scauorod about pro
rul-rnou4 and whet T. now Main
street wa n path netwcen two large
forp-t. There was, she SAWS, a com
ii.,utinut M cuArVr IF the place. and
wncn thero wore rumor- OF an Indian
nutbrest hriuhaJ'tAni4 all took re
tupe m ga u.l wind -muI, which served
agA king OF u fort. The Indians
were very friendly with the French
although they did not like the Ameri
CANS. There wore noi more than 200
pcoplc at the tctt' emCnt, and the prin
ciuaI orsupntiun was dehlug in fnrs.
The Indians used 10 come down the
river at ~t.r,d times to sell their iur-,
and one could not see the water 50
fun WAS the river OF canoes. ST. Louis
Wa but lltiio place At that time.
Nn" remembers when but little
orr. -c,ing man IN tie p.liory
and IN the stocks tor
e,cniiuU two horses and seeing him
whipped hy an officer. get my forty
five bshr4 tor each horse. The pilo
RS and .tnck- EXISTED until she was
oilitc = woman. when colored wo-
man Woo had been whipped ia them
Atplr them from the pubic square
the same night, and burned them up
nild thov were never replaced bV new
ONES Tine changes of government
abe dad not rccollect, only that the
roma,nudAnt was supei .ded by a
sheriff named Mr. Spau!ulug. There
was one little loe church where the
settler. ALI went TO church the priest
Gaming M from Std. GenevIcve once
a nonth There WASH 10Y jNl, too,
butthcrn was never any body In II,
uulcs. an occasional Indian for horse
stealing one OF her first rocoilcc-
tion- il Of her grandfather killing an
Indian With an AK for stealing horse
from his baru.
Mrs. I.oraine remembers that when
a girl Of about ii nearly oil tho men
went off to hght against the english
somewhere. but has no idea whether
they participated In the war of 1872
or not. Shortly attcI this event she
made her first trip t. 81. Louis, which
She said .ns not much then A great
number OF people went down togeth
or on barges, and remained month
or moro. The boats blackencd the
river. and when they arrived at st.
Ioui- the barges were pulling in
with everybody singing. Occasion
ally people died ON these trips, aud
tho barge haaGing these corpscs a.
w,y7 fol b.hind ami displayed white
d -. She rccoIIccts the great ak
element ii st. Charles when the first
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-11-23

Pianos, organs, guitars, vioIlns, &C
cordians, sheet music, ana everything
IN the music line can be had at the
music house of Thomas tioggan e
Brother, No. 1863 South Fourth street,
Waco.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-11-23
Ln,iic.' shoe.

Levine Brothers will sell this week
|. and L. Cousins s. shoe best shoe
III tho market, tor durability-tor
~ 40
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-11-23

The big bargains we advertised last
week in ladies clonk5 and suits con
uuuc until each lot is sold out, prices
are so remarkably low tnAt every lady
needing wrap should visit our CLOAK
department, We are sure that we can
suit every body with our large assort.
mcnt aud low prices.
Sanger Brothers.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-11-23

New goods arriving in our different
departments daily and bargains every
where at Sanger Bros.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-11-23
Ladics' SHOES.

Levine brothers will cell Pat CoX's
81, - and - shoes at y reduction of
Is per cent. Every pair warranted.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-11-23
nuckIen'. Arnicn saive

The best sAive in the world for cuts
bruises sores, ulcers, salt rheun, fever
sores, totter, cnapped heuds, CHI /
ballns, corns aud All Skin Eruptions.
aud positively cures / les or no | ay
required 1t j. guaran' ed TO give
perfect sati siactiou or money refund
ed Price - cents por box. For
ale By Cast!, 8, Morrison 81 Co.
Just opened new line of hair
brushes at prices to suit all,
w. y. Williamson " Co.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-11-05
sncce.sfuI Ru,in.,. Men.

AS a general rule successful business men merchants, politicians or bankersl were members of large families. No hot bed influence of wealth, or the petted training of an only child, dwarfed their early efforts at self reliance. No extrav- agant use of unearped money smothered the great lesson of economy, without which no solid foundation of wealth was ever laid. In early life no lesson of caste or exclusiveness of blood chilled their sO- ciability, but their minds were imbued with the idea that true worth made men and women of the first class.
 The farmers son raised on the scanty tarm, or the half orphan of poor widow, hns no carriage in which 10 ride, so the son soon learns to walk to fame and fortune. In his youth no wealthy hand reaches out to sustain and steady his steps, so he learns to save himself, and pushes forward with self reliance and conscious ability to dis tinction. His father. with his scanty purse, sets an example of economy which clings to the son through life. In this way the poor boy from the farm, removed from the fashionable vices of society, comes to manhood and strikes out boldly with determination to hew his own way to character and comfort.-Boston Bud- sat